K & C Collectibles has added the new Digital Release Commemorative Collection action figures, Wave 2 – Saga Legends action figures, Mission Series action figures and Rebels Vehicle – Imperial Troop Transport.  The latest Jumbo Action Figures from Gentle Giant and the current issue of Star Wars Insider #156 Exclusive Previews cover edition.  Click the NEW PRODUCT link for a complete list of recently added items.

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Star Wars Digital Release Commemorative Collection
Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace
Episode 2 -Attack of the Clones
Episode 3 – Revenge of the Sith
Episode 4 – A New Hope
Episode 5 – The Empire Strikes Back
Episode 6 – Return of the Jedi

Saga Legends 
SL18 – AT-AT Driver
SL17 – Jedi Temple Guard
SL16 – Plo Koon
SL15 – Clone Commander Gree
SL14 – AT-DP Driver
SL13 – TIE Pilot

Rebels Vehicles
The Phantom Attack Shuttle
Inquisitor’s TIE Advanced Prototype
Imperial Troop Transport

Mission Series 
Wicket W. Warrick and Biker Scout
Sabine Wren and Stormtrooper Rebels

Gentle Giant Jumbo Action Figures
Luke Skywalker Bespin Fatigues
Imperial TIE Fighter pilot

Black Series 6″
TIE Pilot #05
Yoda #06
Clone Trooper Sergeant #07

Black Series
#01 – R5-G19
#02 – Luke Skywalker (Hoth Gear)
#03 – Darth Vader
#04 – Darth Malgus
#05 – Starkiller (Galen Marek)
#06 – Yoda

May the Force be with You,
K & C Collectibles

The Yakface Toyguide updates resume with the latest entry in the Saga Legends/Star Wars Rebels 3-3/4″ line. Next, we take a look at the Digital Release Commemorative Collection sets.

PROS: In a round about way, these sort of confirm an as-of-yet-to-be-announced release of the 6 films in a digital format. The artwork used for the packaging and the presentation overall is well done and like the previous blu-ray release commemorative sets, the side panels form an overall artpiece when displayed in the proper order. The outer slipcase has a nice embossed treatment on the figure art which give the sets more of a high-quality feel and with the slipcase removed, you are treated to more art by way of the movie posters that are on the back side of each box. As for the figures there is nothing technically new here, so you can save money if you either have all of the figures or you don’t like the Saga Legends style figures in principle. The price is decent at $19.99 each (US) so if you passed on any of the figures before, there is a nice way to get a good representation of core characters in one shot.

CONS: These sets feel weird without having anything official to tie them with in terms of media. The way the figures are presented in the inner box is a bit on the bland side, conveying an almost unfinished or mock up packaging vibe. No Leia? Really???

Head to the toyguide for the image gallery to judge for yourself whether any/all of these sets are worth adding to your collection.

Note: loose figure photos for these sets will not be taken.

Twitter follower @JOutred alerts us to this series of images from @scfeek revealing the in blister tray for the Digital Release Commemorative Collection sets hitting Walmart in Canada right now. If you thought the Black Series packaging was sparse, check out what almost looks like mockup packaging in the images above.